CSS Problem in Thesis theme

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I want to create a completely blank interior page via a css class name. I prefer to do this with a class name other than listing individual pages with custom functions.

I've been able to get rid of everything except the nav menu. Can anyone look at this and tell me the proper css line to remove it?

The page is here:
Code:
http://vortexseo.com/sample/
And my custom css is here: (nav menu is last line below)

Code:
.custom .headline_area{position:absolute;top:-1500px;left:-1500px;}
.custom #header #tagline{display:none;}
.custom ul.menu{text-align:center;}
.custom ul.menu li{display:inline;float:none;}
.custom ul.menu li a{display:inline-block;}
.custom .format_text input[type="image"] { border: none; background: none; width: auto; }

.salesletter #header { display: none; }
.salesletter #footer { display: none; }
.salesletter #footer { display: none; }
.salesletter #sidebars { display: none; border: none; }
.salesletter #tabs {display:none;}
.salesletter #content_box { background:none; }
.salesletter .comments_closed { display: none; }
.salesletter #header #logo { display: none; }
.salesletter #header #tagline { display: none; }
.salesletter #content { margin: 0 auto; float: none; }
.salesletter #thesis_nav_menu { display: none; }
#website design #css #problem #theme #thesis
  • Code:
    .custom ul.menu { display: none; }
    ... should do the trick.

    Your HTML code is definitely messed up; you should do something about it.

    I think closing DIVs are missing...
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    • This suggestion doesn't work. Thanks for looking at it.
  • Here > Thesis Theme User’s Guide

    Interestingly, the authors named that folder "rtfm"...
    • [1] reply
    • I've already tried the suggestion in the manual and it didn't work. Thanks anyway.
  • Problem solved.

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    I want to create a completely blank interior page via a css class name. I prefer to do this with a class name other than listing individual pages with custom functions. I've been able to get rid of everything except the nav menu. Can anyone look at this and tell me the proper css line to remove it?